In Codewarrior finding the source code associated with a line in a
crash log is simple, disassemble the file with the offending
function and go to the line referenced. I get a mix of the source
code and corresponding assembly code with offsets from the
beginning of the function so I can see where the problem lies. I
don't have to run the program or even have any idea how to
reproduce the crash.
How do I do the same thing in Xcode?
There's a command line tool called "atos" that you can use to turn
addresses
into symbolic information.
You'll need an unstripped copy of your application, and you just type
atos -o <executable path>
in Terminal, then enter addresses. The program will print out the
name of
the containing function and the offset/line number. You need to use
the path
of the executable itself (e.g. Terminal.app/Contents/MacOS/Terminal)
rather
than the path of the bundle.
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